About.... Fast Company Motorsports!
Fast Company Motorsports ~ Where Money Buys Speed!
Racing History
Terry Bogusz is the owner and driver of the Fast Company Motorsports , LLC # 71 super late model. His passion for racing comes second only to his desire to win. Most importantly, Terry is a clean racer and has an impeccable reputation throughout the industry. He has never failed a tech inspection and although he races to win, he does so with experience, intensity, and integrity, not by circumnavigating the rules or “dirty driving”.
He developed a passion for racing at a very young age by helping his father in the family garage on his race cars, learning the sport by a “hands on” approach. Terry’s first job, while still in high school, was working for Jomar Race Engines. This is where he was able to sharpen his skills by building race engines and developing skills of what it takes to build engines that last while harnessing plenty of horsepower. It was also during this time that he started to help a local racer, Tracey Leslie, with his cars. Terry was part of the 1988 Leslie Tire Racing Team that won the ARCA Supercar Series Championship. After a few more years of working on other local racer cars, Terry got a call from Tracey to come and help build engines in North Carolina for his Busch Grand National Team. What a learning experience! A chance to work on a professional race team was second to none.
In 1996, Terry began building and racing the go karts that started his driving career. One year later, he won the River City Speedway Track Championship in Bay City, Michigan. Also during his karting years he drove other karts in his stable to many feature event wins. To this day he still holds the record for “Most Feature Wins” in the Saginaw Valley Karting Association.
After serving as crew chief and spotter for other local drivers, Terry was approached by a group of people starting a Midwest-based racing series. The driving concept of the series was cost-control through the use of “crate motors” in super late models with template bodies on the chassis that resembled actual passenger cars on the street. After helping this series get off the ground as technical director it was time to get back to his passion in racing….driving!
In 2004, Terry started Fast Company Motorsports , LLC. He built and raced the car above.
In 2005, Terry competed in the Superpro Racing Series where he finished 10th (out of 32 competitors) in the year-end point standing.
In 2006 and 2007, he competed at the Auto City Speedway in the Pro late Model / Super Stock division and finished 5th (out of 24 competitors) in the year-end point standings for 2006 and 7th in points for 2007.
